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Artist/Band:
Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen
Lyrics for Song: Toys (When I Grow Up)
Lyrics for Album: Other Songs - Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen
I don't know about you but I'm not through
'Cause when we're wrinkled and gray
I hope there's still a kind in you,
Who wants to come out and play.
Purple shirt!
What is this gadget in my hand? What is for?
It's not my imagination, I can see a dinosaur
Oh, look at the pretty teddy bear
Gotta hug that bear
We're in a place that brings together
Toy's you'll treasure forever
Everything is here and waiting
No time for hesitating
Chorus:
When I grow up (Grow up)
I wanna be a kid (Be a kid)
Look at all the really cool things kids can get into
Ooh (oh)
When I grow up (Grow up, grow up)
I wanna be a kid (Be a kid)
I wanna have some fun and stay forever young
This fits so easy in my hand
It's a perfect size
I wanna see that shiny tractor
It depends on what you're after
I gotta go see the kitchen store
It's state of the art
Everything is there for baking, boiling, broiling, oiling, shaking
This paradise of toys just might be better than boys
Chorus
Everything is here for waiting, it's time for celebrating
Chorus (2x)
I wanna have some fun and stay forever young!
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Toys (When I Grow Up)
Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen's 'Toys (When I Grow Up)' stands as a defining track from their 1997 debut album, capturing the playful innocence of childhood through a distinct pop-rock lens. Recorded during their early career, the song reflects the duo's unique ability to blend their public persona with genuine musical expression, moving beyond their modeling fame to establish a credible discography. The recording features their signature harmonies and a sound that balances whimsical themes with a mature production quality, setting the tone for their subsequent work. As one of their most recognizable singles, it remains a staple of their catalog, illustrating their commitment to crafting original songs that resonate with audiences while maintaining the authentic voice of identical twins navigating the music industry. |
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